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Access to a resource on IIS 8 with a password, how to organize?
Hi all!
There is such a task,
there is a site, it is raw, but the domain has already been purchased, you need to put the site on the domain so that the customer can see it, but you don’t need others to see it, so you need to somehow organize authentication at the IIS web server level.
I would be grateful if someone could help!
Thanks in advance!
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by default, only "Windows authentication" is set - created a user in the system, set a password and you're done.
You can also put basic auth https://www.iis.net/configreference/system.webserv...
Thank you, I have already seen this example, but the fact is that I need to log in to the resource and not to the site, as I understand it, this is a guilty authorization (correct if I'm wrong), here's an example of what I want: https: // api.evotor.ru/docs/
You were right about Basic Authentication. This is exactly what you need.
Look here:
General description and configuration: https://www.iis.net/configreference/system.webserv...
How to add a user
stackoverflow.com/questions/5373497/how-do-i-creat...
serverfault. com/questions/271702/where-to-set-user...
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